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highly trained aviators. They are skilled
By Stacy Sheard
Tips for the transitioning military helicopter pilot
t going to come to you. The only way employers will seek you
a great resume, and have your LinkedIn will always be rooted in the connections you have with someone in the helicopter
A few years before getting out of the military, attend a Heli-Expo, HeliSuccess, need this time to suitably prepare for your transitioN. The more people you meet, the smoother your transition will be.
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Pilots network with colleagues and decision makers at the Sundance Helicopters terminal
leaders with combat time and security clearance. These attributes are listed Unfortunately, civilian employers appear out of touch and they never receive a call back.
The truth is, your experience and skills accordance with civilian requirements.
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with them.
civil helicopter industry is face-to-face relationships is something that takes time. start meeting people in the helicopter industry. have to truly begin your transition process. few years prior to getting out of the military, be among the hundreds of desperate military pilots with limited options and offers.
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career began as a U.S. Army Huey and Black Hawk pilot until leaving the military to pursue a commercial flying career. She has civil experience in aviation, and as a Sikorsky production test pilot. She is currently a corporate an HAI board member.
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